It’s always good to see Karl Rove sweat. Well, sweat in a metaphorical way. Always happy to miss the literal sort. Which reminds me–I once again saw that now-popular mangling of said term over the weekend. I believe it was a bottle of Joe Tea, which said something like how it “literally explodes with flavor.” Yes, literally. Meaning metaphorically. Which is literally very dumb.
Ohio election attorney Cliff Arnebeck has filed a two-count complaint against The Partnership for Ohio’s Future, an affiliate of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce.
Arnebeck charges that the Partnership is “…not truly independent, but rather has been coordinated with the Republican candidates, their agents, committees, parties and their de facto coordinated national campaign being directed by Karl Rove.”
He also charges that when the Partnership claims in its advertising that it’s “not authorized by a candidate or a candidate’s committee” that they are making an illegal “false statement.”
Arnebeck is lead attorney in the on-going King-Lincoln-Bronzeville class action lawsuit stemming from the theft of the 2004 presidential election in Ohio. We are co-counsel and plaintiff in this lawsuit. On Sunday, October 24, Rove was served with a subpoena agreed to by Ohio’s Secretary of State, Jennifer Brunner, in conjunction with that lawsuit.
One to watch. They also say there’s more info that will be made public about the plane crash of Michael Connell, who was deposed in this suit (regarding computer-related voting issues surrounding the 2004 Bush victory) a few weeks before his unfortunate death.
That should be literally and metaphorically interesting.
